I Was About Twenty And

I'm Going To Give Away A Lot More Than Half My Money. I'd Be Happy To Give That To The Government If The Government Put Together Programs That Were Like I'm Giving Away To Charity, In Which I Believe The Money Is Effectively Used To Help People.

Meditation Gives You Two Things: Equanimity And Creativity. And It Does That By Taking One From Their Conscious Mind, Where There's All That Noise And Chaos And So On, Into The Subconscious Mind Where There's Quiet And Where Creativity Emanates From. You Have A Mantra, And When You Repeat It Over And Over Again, All Those Thoughts Go Away Because You Shift Them To That Mantra. And Then Eventually That Sound Disappears, And Then You're Left Not Conscious Or Unconscious - You're Left In This Subconscious State, And By Opening That Up, First Of All You Get Control Of It.

Success Is Not In Obtaining The Thing. Because There's Always Another Thing. And Then You Look Back On It, And For Me, Through My Evolution, Yes I Have Success By Most Measures - But For Me, When It Comes To The Greatest Joy Of Reward, There's An Emotional Element And There's An Intellectual Element. Emotionally, My Greatest Joy Was The Personal Relationships I've Had. That Was The Greatest Joy. Intellectually, My Satisfaction Was That I Do Feel I've Evolved Well And I'm Doing My Best To Contribute Toward Evolution.

I Think It Is In The Nature Of Individuals And Individual Entities Not To Self-correct.

Imagine If You Had Baseball Cards That Showed All The Performance Stats For Your People: Batting Averages, Home Runs, Errors, Eras, Win/loss Records. You Could See What They Did Well And Poorly And Call On The Right People To Play The Right Positions In A Very Transparent Way.